WHEN you are released by a club after making just a single appearance for them in a meaningless end-of-season match, a certain amount of self-doubt is all but inevitable.
Kyle Rowe certainly felt that emotion on being freed by Edinburgh last summer, shortly after representing them for the first and only time in a Rainbow Cup match against Scarlets. But, buoyed by the belief of those around him that he could become a top player, he also felt a quiet determination to prove himself.
